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	<h1 class="title"><a href="#">Tell me about the IGDB</a></h1>
	<p class="byline"><small>Knowing is half the battle!</small></p>
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			First of all, you should know that all the games and categories - and the links between them -
			were entered in by the awesome folks over at <a href="http://improvencyclopedia.org/">Improv
			Encyclopedia</a>.  Their data was scraped, twisted, and parsed into a more flexible format and
			then we asked super nicely if we could publish it.  They were cool with it, so go visit their
			site and learn about them!
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		<h3>So, what's the mission?</h3>
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			The Improv Games Database (IGDB) seeks to provide a malleable data source of improv games to the
			improvising community at large.  There is no allegiance here to any one theater, troupe, or format.
			We just want to help others make good use of a consistent games database.  Go ahead - slurp it
			into a feed, app, screen saver, or text book.  Just be joyful and open about it.  We'll do our
			best to keep it free and available.
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